Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] florida star breaking news again<br/>
Date: Dec 24, 2000 @ 07:47<br/>
Author: michael donner (michael donner &lt;m@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1609220310">hahaha<br/>
& thanx<br/>
we can use all the luck we can get<br/>
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great salt has always been great<br/>
& is actually more than twice as great as okeechobee<br/>
so perhaps i can squirm out of that one<br/>
<br/>
  & i am pretty sure it does have a true quadripoint<br/>
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but iliamna<br/>
tho far greater even than great salt<br/>
& more than triple the greatness of okeechobee<br/>
has never been great in name  as far as i know<br/>
so i agree it is actually a greater nongreat lake than okeechobee<br/>
  assuming that was your point<br/>
& remember not to trust information please in future<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
enjoyed your latest weird fact too<br/>
  a great addition to our global holiday bouquet<br/>
& was especially impressed to find in dibba such a perfect little town as<br/>
the 3 kings of orient could all have called home<br/>
& right in the heart of frankincense & myrrh country too<br/>
<br/>
m<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
<blockquote><span title="qreply"> &gt;Ok, since when is Great Salt Lake and Lake Iliamna not<br/>
&gt;greater than lake Okeechobee?  And if you are counting<br/>
&gt;interesting boundarywise, then lake Okeechobee<br/>
&gt;probably tops all.  Do you know if there is a two<br/>
&gt;close tripoint or a quadripoint in Salt Lake?<br/>
&gt;Good luck on the trip to Florida.  Don&#39;t forget to say<br/>
&gt;thanks to Jeb and Katherine Harris for me.<br/>
&gt;Arif </span></blockquote></div>